Infinera stock retains a USD 6.64 last quote after delisting

Infinera Corporation (ISIN US45667G1031) retains a last quoted price of USD 6.64 as of September 22, 2026, while its former standalone listing has ended. The Infinera investor-relations page now presents Nokia Q2 results dated July 23, 2026, making the company part of Nokia's optical-networking structure rather than a separate listed issuer.

Nokia paid USD 2.3 billion

Light Reading reports that Nokia acquired Infinera for USD 2.3 billion. The same report says Infinera employed 3,418 people in December 2024, two months before the takeover, giving the transaction a meaningful operating footprint beyond a simple product purchase.

The integration also changes how investors interpret older Infinera metrics. The former optical specialist generated a standalone financial profile before the takeover, while Nokia now reports the combined group through its own investor-relations materials.

ROIC moved from negative 2.76 percent

Eulerpool lists Infinera ROIC at negative 19.15 percent for 2026, compared with negative 2.76 percent for 2025. That 16.39 percentage-point deterioration is the clearest quantified warning in the available company-specific data, because it indicates weaker capital efficiency before Nokia's ownership period can be assessed on a standalone basis.

Eulerpool also lists a median analyst price target of USD 6.78 against a last price of USD 6.64. That USD 0.14 gap belongs to a historical quote framework, not to a new standalone trading thesis, because the page itself labels Infinera as delisted.

Last quote stays at USD 6.64

Infinera stock's last quoted price was USD 6.64 as of September 22, 2026. The former ticker was INFN, and the company remains relevant mainly through Nokia's optical-networking business and the USD 2.3 billion acquisition.

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